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	clear
baribary	large, full, well-made, clear, conspicuous [Richardson 1885]
hentitra	sharply cut off; definite, clear. [Hallanger 1973]
madio	clean, clear, pure, uncontaminated, free from guilt [Richardson 1885]
mamafa	to sweep, to wipe, to clear away. [Richardson 1885]
manafaka	to release, to set free or redeem, to disengage, to exempt, to exonerate, to clear from obstructions, to unlock, to pay (debts). [Richardson 1885]
manaisotra	to remove, to clear off [Hallanger 1973]
manganohano	to be clear and limpid; shiny with wetness [Hallanger 1973]
mazava	bright, light, clear; [Hallanger 1973]
mifafa	to sweep, to wipe, to clear away. [Richardson 1885]
mifaoka	to wipe, to clear away, to carry off, as a bird of prey does; to tear up the earth, as an infuriated bull. [Richardson 1885]
mihalontralona	bright, glittering, clear. Used of gold, silver, etc. [Richardson 1885]
misava	to clear up, to disperse; to inspect something in detail [Hallanger 1973]
misoroka	to clear off (the ground); to dodge, to elude [Hallanger 1973]

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